Polirical started with my love for political music, from hearing Depeche Mode singing People Are People, and Bruce Coburn singing If I Had a Rocket Launcher, and understanding that music could be more than a catchy tune, and that our times, like all times, demand that it be more.
I am proud to have taken the initiative and taken on the cost to share over 3,300 songs from more than 1,000 artists with all of you through the Polyrical podcast.
You can find the available back episodes of Polyrical at polyrical.com. People Are Revolting started with a quote from Jim Hightower, who said people are revolting in the very best sense of that word.
You can hear him say it to the intro to People Are Revolting on every episode.
Protests are happening every day for a wide variety of reasons and too few people are hearing about them.
Some protests are individual and some are engaged in by millions, and each one is important.
I'm proud to have been able to collect and share forward the stories of 2,400 of these protests over the past few years.
You can find the back episodes of People Are Revolting at peoplearerevolting.com. You Can't Be Neutral was the final form of a podcast that started as Bernie 2016, then became Bernie 2020, then became Howie 2020.
before the podcast turned into its final form of You Can't Be Neutral.
You Can't Be Neutral was where I could cover anything.
It was sometimes a collection of short pieces on different topics, and it was sometimes a long piece or even multiple episodes, reading out an International Court of Justice order or a human rights report.
It was a place where I could spend a couple of hours reading the names of all of the identified babies that had been killed by Israel in the genocide of Gaza up to a certain date.
One of the episodes I'm most proud of.
I am very proud of what I was able to share with all of you in You Can't Be Neutral.
You'll find the back episodes of You Can't Be Neutral at, you guessed it, youcantbeneutral.com.
Polirical started with my love for political music, from hearing Depeche Mode singing People Are People, and Bruce Coburn singing If I Had a Rocket Launcher, and understanding that music could be more than a catchy tune, and that our times, like all times, demand that it be more.
I am proud to have taken the initiative and taken on the cost to share over 3,300 songs from more than 1,000 artists with all of you through the Polyrical podcast.
You can find the available back episodes of Polyrical at polyrical.com. People Are Revolting started with a quote from Jim Hightower, who said people are revolting in the very best sense of that word.
You can hear him say it to the intro to People Are Revolting on every episode.
Protests are happening every day for a wide variety of reasons and too few people are hearing about them.
Some protests are individual and some are engaged in by millions, and each one is important.
I'm proud to have been able to collect and share forward the stories of 2,400 of these protests over the past few years.
You can find the back episodes of People Are Revolting at peoplearerevolting.com. You Can't Be Neutral was the final form of a podcast that started as Bernie 2016, then became Bernie 2020, then became Howie 2020.
before the podcast turned into its final form of You Can't Be Neutral.
You Can't Be Neutral was where I could cover anything.
It was sometimes a collection of short pieces on different topics, and it was sometimes a long piece or even multiple episodes, reading out an International Court of Justice order or a human rights report.
It was a place where I could spend a couple of hours reading the names of all of the identified babies that had been killed by Israel in the genocide of Gaza up to a certain date.
One of the episodes I'm most proud of.
I am very proud of what I was able to share with all of you in You Can't Be Neutral.
You'll find the back episodes of You Can't Be Neutral at, you guessed it, youcantbeneutral.com.
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